Notes On Using The Wiring Diagram Between Parts - Oki B930 Service Manual

• 6 Motor / Clutch / Solenoid
- Connection between PWB MAIN-C and MOTOR ASSY-DC (Eject Clamp Motor)
- Connection between PWB MAIN-C and CLUTCH Z34 (Set Clamp Clutch)
- Connection between PWB MAIN-C and SOLENOID ASSY (Sub Paddle Solenoid)
- Connection between PWB MAIN-C and BRACKET ASSY SOL (Transport Gate Solenoid)
- Connection between PWB MAIN-C and BRACKET ASSY SOL (Buffer Gate Solenoid)
- Connection between PWB MAIN-C and MOTOR ASSY-DC (Elevator Motor)
• 7 Tamper
- Connection between PWB MAIN-C and MOTOR ASSY (Rear Tamper Motor)
- Connection between PWB MAIN-C and MOTOR ASSY2 (Front Tamper Motor)
- Connection between PWB MAIN-C and SENSOR (Rear Tamper Home Sensor)
- Connection between PWB MAIN-C and SENSOR (Front Tamper Home Sensor)
- Connection between PWB MAIN-C and SENSOR (Compiler Tray No Paper Sensor)
• 8 Stapler
- Connection between PWB MAIN-C and SENSOR (Stapler Move Home Position Sensor)
- Connection between PWB MAIN-C and STAPLER ASSY
- Connection between PWB MAIN-C and CARRIAGE ASSY LOWER, STAPLER (Stapler
Move Motor)
• 9 Puncher1
- Connection between PWB MAIN-C and SENSOR (Punch Box Set Sensor)
- Connection between PWB MAIN-C and SENSOR (Punch Move Home Sensor)
- Connection between PWB MAIN-C and SENSOR (Side Regi Sensor1)
- Connection between PWB MAIN-C and SENSOR (Side Regi Sensor2)
- Connection between PWB MAIN-C and SENSOR (Puncher Motor Sensor)
• 10 Puncher2
- Connection between PWB MAIN-C and BRACKET ASSY-MOTOR,PUNCH
- Connection between PWB MAIN-C and MOTOR ASSY (Puncher Motor)
- Connection between PWB MAIN-C and SENSOR (Punch Hole Select Sensor)
- Connection between PWB MAIN-C and SENSOR (Punch Front Sensor)
- Connection between PWB MAIN-C and SENSOR (Punch Home Sensor)

Notes on Using the Wiring Diagram between Parts

The following describes the legend of the wiring diagrams between parts shown on the following
pages.
Note that the description of general symbols is omitted.
Symbols
Denotes a plug.
Denotes a jack.
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